Campanula takesimanaCampanula takesimana is a perennial also known as the 'korean bellflower'. An attractive addition to the garden border with its pretty tubular pink and white flecked flowers with deeper crimson spots that appear in masses in late spring through summer. Suited to full sun or partial shade in well-drained but moist soil where it will quickly spread. Foliage is attractive heart shaped. Campanula takesimana is suited to a cottage garden. |
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Garden Care and growing information.Deadhead after flowering to encourage a second flush of flowering as well as to prevent campanula takesimana from self seeding. Plants can be cut back in winter or early spring. Dig in some well rotted compost and manure, water in new plants with a seaweed fertiliser. |
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